Resolution Fixes Senatorial Conferes Equal to Bradford County
Tunkhannock Aug 20 The Republican convention adopts a resolution fixing the number of conferees for the Wyoming county senatorial division to match Bradford County’s allotment. Bradford County Republicans authorize six conferees. Wyoming’s share adjusts if Bradford changes. Also notes Lyman H. Howe animatoscope visit Platts Opera House and local wedding notices Mary Callahan and Frank Coleman.
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Bradford County
Tunkhannock
Bradford
Wyoming
Wyoming County
Weomine County
Draderero
Wyermimne
Bwil
Anid
Oriminathon
Bradfond County
Wyonlme
Wyothhig County
Confernes
Wyerming County
Bradley W. Lewis
Mary Shook
Frank C. Herrick
Presbyterian Church
Races at Pittston draw eight hundred in warm fair day
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Milston August 30 reports a large turnout at West Pittston grounds. perfect weather and good track featured clean horse racing. Martha D driven by Elwood Smith won the 2.40 class and $200 across three heats. H. J. Gorman won the 2.28 class despite tough competition.
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Milston
West Pittston Grounds
Elwood Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Martha D
Cliss
Elass H. J. Gorman
Scranton
Martha Dotsmith
Witkusdurres
Lillian Hoy
Slattery
Feyantony
Uncle Nedler
Waverly
Valon Prince
Lanning
Witkesdare
Milde
Meekenbargur
Mitetor
Niel
Tiotwipwon
Seranuin
Lwir
Hom
Cha Pane
Tim
Darby
Brownie Hoitlychonberger
Murton
Thalistead
Jr O Wodling
Bebblehemy
Toa
Lord Middiston
Milgie
Wilkes Marre
Roxana Sieewood
Jenmyny Co.cc Gb Tine
Sky. Re. MC
Priday
Robert Johnson
Wyoming County Veterans Reunion Opens At Renshaw Park
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports the Wyoming County Veterans Association reunion underway at Renshaw Park Tunkhannock with grounds tents and arriving veterans. Welcome sermon by Rev M H Pease and a response by Comrade Turner precede an address by A J Colborn with an evening campfire program. J B K Montweereng a Wyoming County bar admittee now in Philadelphia visited this week and L Sittner president of the Wyoming National Bank is at Owasco Lake for a short vacation with Mrs Sittner.
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A. J. Colborn
J. BK. Montweer Eng
Wyoming County
Philadelphia
Ll. Sittner
Wyoming National Bank
Owasco Lake
Susquehanna News: Italian Suspect Arrested in Wounding
Susquehanna police arrested Gio Rimie Tillio at Front Street home for shooting and wounding Mary Spangnola at Erie Railroad station in Himira. He likely hid since Sunday and may be sent to Montrose Jail for a New York governor's requisition.
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Susquehanna
Front Street
Girmie Tillio
Mary Spangnola
Erie
Himira
Inez
Telito
Montrose
New York
BE. L. Hatfield
Scranton Tribune
Harglave
Erle Railroad
Great Bend
Thomas Huitt
Erle Hose Company
Columbia Hove Company
Cure Bondile
Crush
Brushville
Keystone Hook and Ladder Comming
Lanesboro
Key- Stone Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Starrucesa
Mame O'Neill
Canavan Farm
Oak-land
Teresa C'Connor
New York City
William Morton
Troy
N. Y
Denver
Colorado
John Couard
Couard
John F. McInerny
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
Wilkes-Barre
McCarty visit, relocations noted in Kingsley area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports several local movements. Miss Margaret McCarty visited Factoryville. John Wilmarth and family moved to Oakley. Crandall and family occupy Wilmarth rooms. Miss Jenkins of Camptown stayed with Mrs W W Adams. Fred Tiffany's children visited Carbondale relatives. Emily Jeffreys, H H Jeffreys daughter, returned to New York City. The school year opened with 34 pupils and hires Milas Cassie Brewster and Louise Sophia as teachers.
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Scranton Tribune
Kingsley
Marrearet McCarty
Factoryville
Adame
Aick
John Wilmarth
Oakley
Crandall
Arendy
Wilmarth
Tenkins
Camptown
W. W. Adams
Fred Tiffany
Carbondale
HH. W. Jeffreys
Emily
New York City
Finn
Scranton
Ashley
Wesley Stuart
Best
George Patterson
Elizabeth Tiffany
Milas Cassie Brewster
Louise Sophia
Local Social Notes From Gibson Area
Special to the Scranton Tribune Aug 30 reports Mr John Follett and wife returning to Tinos after a visit in the area. E G Peckering and family of Lechester N Y visited at I E Sweeps. Orson Heatlock and family of Seranet on visit Mrs Halleck’s mother Mrs Fanny Terchiltzer. Mrs William Eps and son Charen of Susquehanna staying with C H Van Glorder. James Fuller of Booth Gibson in town on business. Cream social and free band concert planned at Gibson House lawn Saturday evening. Rentemper FE A Sweet and wife in Susquehanna Wednesday on business.
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Scranton Tribune
Gibson
John Follett
Tinos
Accident on Traction Line Kills Horse Belonging to B B Snyder
A serious accident on the Traction line yesterday morning near Christian’s curve involved a Delaware and Hudson train. The horse owned by B B Snyder was killed instantly as Mr Snyder’s buggy was struck while turning from Schoolntract to Main, with no blame attached to Snyder or the motorman. The incident followed a brief illness of Kate Philbin, the Frank Philbin family’s young daughter, who died after cholera morbus.
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B. B. Snyder
Delaware and Hudson
Snyder
Main
Christian
Myr
Travthan Company
Frank Philbin
Kate
Local Obituaries and Accidents Reported Across Town
The community records several funerals and injuries. Interments are planned for St Marys and Langcliffe cemeteries for infants Decker Williams and other relatives. Thomas Cavanaugh remains seriously injured after a shaft fall at No 18. Nellie Reap and Mary McTulen travel to Elmhurst for a visit. A child loses the top of a finger after a wringer incident.
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St. Mary's Cemetery
Deen Decker
Langcliffe Cemetery
Willam Willams
Lincoln Hill
Price
Thomas Cavanaugh
North End
Pittston Ice Company
Nellie Reap
Mary McTulen
Elmhurst
A. Hines
Proposed amendment to bankruptcy law adds six thers
The paper discusses a proposed amendment to Section 3 adding six more grounds for bankruptcy to existing ones. It argues such changes would give creditors remedies against reckless debtors and improve fair credit, while acknowledging enforcement challenges and urging legislative action.
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Hia
Twine Ag
Preacher Fists Groom After Elopement Scene
In Cincinnati Ohio on August 80 an enraged aunt assaulted Spree B Rawlings and Mire Mary Lawar after learning her niece eloped. Rawlings submitted as Mary Lawar, 25, formerly of Levntville Kentucky, remains with Mawlinge. The couple pursued clandestine courtship and fled to Covington.
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Cincinnati
Spree B. Rawlings
Mary Lawar
Tilenek
Stawlings
bin Lridy
Mawlinge Ie
Levtnville
Mlanche Kuhn
An Tinhiryeville
Weedward
Fauiville
Shy
Nev
Sunley
Covington
Child Dies After Scalding Fall in Farm Accident
Three year old Midtoff Wesley Scowle, a farmer’s child in Adwame volunts, fell into boiling water while playing near a heater. He died within hours from severe burns. Coroner and local authorities investigated the farm incident.
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Peratur
Midtoff Wesley Scowle
Harrisburg Charters Granted to Regional Companies
State department issued charters today for Sylvan Manufacturing Co of Pittsburgh with capital and Curwensville Electric Co of Curwensville with capital $10,000.
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Harrisburg
State Department
The
Sylvan Manufacturing Company
Pittsburg
Capital
Curwaneville Electrice Company
Curwensiville
Change in leaders in The Tribune's Educational Contest
Yesterday saw Miss Fannie E Williams of Peckville rise from eighth to fifth in The Tribune's Educational Contest. She now leads Eugene Boland by two points, with Arthur Kemmerer close behind. A new contestant joined the field as the contest continues with time to improve standings and win rewards described on page four.
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Tribune
Fannie Fe, Williams
Peckville
Eugene Boland
Arthur Kemmerer
James Jopling Celebrates Seventy-Second Birthday At Inkerman
Yesterday at Inkerman home of James Jopling a large family gathering marked his 72nd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Jopling Olive Bart Howard and George Jopling from Plainsville Mrs Thomas Jopling of Moosic Mr and Mrs Henry Jopling and Sadie Jopling of Inkerman Mr and Mrs William A Reid Grace Reid of Scranton Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker and children from Inkerman Mr and Mrs William Rooke Edith and James Rooke of Peckville and Mr and Mrs Joseph J Studley and Ethel Studley of Green Ridge. The group shared a repast then enjoyed music and games. A reunion is planned at the same home in 191.
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James Jopling
Inkerman
George Jopling
Olive
Bart, Howard
Plalinsville
Thomas Jopling
Moosic
Henry Jopling
Sadie Jopling
William A. Reid
Grace Reid
Scranton
Thomas Walker
Jennie
Ethel
James
Mabel
Myrtle Walker
William Rooke
Edith
James Rooke
Peckville
Joseph J. Studley
Ethel Studley
Green Ridge
Question of Rotation Settled by Knights of Pythias
Detroit August 30 The supreme lodge Knights of Pythias settled whether rotation in office would continue or supreme officers face a second term. In the vote for supreme chancellor Thomas G Sample of Pennsylvania and Ogden H Fethers of Wis were the two candidates Fethers led on the first ballot by 64 to 69 percent The officers will be chosen at a later session San Francisco was chosen for the next biennial gathering by acclamation
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Detroit
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Thomas G. Sample
Pennsylvania
Ogden H. Fethers
Janesville
Wis
Fethers
San Francisco
Murder Charge Shocks Morstalltown Community
In Morstalltown Iowa authorities say they have in custody a man linked to the murder of James William, a Black man who protected a 12 year old girl from assault by a gang of drunks. Thirty five arrests have been made, including a man who gives the name Gray. Two girls and others identified Guy as the killer.
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Morstalltown
Camtody
Jamepl Williame
Gray
Guy Ox
Lehigh Valley Railroad and Coal Company July Returns Reported
The Lehigh Valley Railroad shows July earnings of 2.0 percent higher than last year with net earnings at 270,870 down 12. The eight months to July yield 9,264,608 in earnings, up 1,026,187 while expenses rise 1,810,757. The Lehigh Valley Coal Company posts July earnings of 117,210, up from prior, with eight month totals for revenue and expenses increasing accordingly.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Theeromer
BOTRE
Lehigh Valley Cool Company
German courtesy to France in annual military visit
Berlin reports that the German army will engage in a suturan maneuver this year with a first time participation by a representative of the Prussian army.
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France
Berlin
Aue. W
Catarh Cure Claims to Restore Hearing in Inflammatory Cases
The note extols a cure for deafness tied to inflamed nasal passages and a blocked Eustachian tube. It promises to revive hearing if inflammation is removed and the tube returns to normal. A $100 reward is offered for a cure, with a mail-order guarantee and a pitch for Hall's Pills.
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Mall
Eac
Opening Sale Draws Three Winners at 10 Oclock
Fragmentary notice advertises an opening sale with three winners for Outlog Flannels in assorted colors. It mentions Justin and Lime as options and notes timing at 10 o'clock on Friday for a one hour, with price and product details unclear.
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Mack Howe
Ruy
Lye
Ite
Bargain Umbrellas and Silkolind Decor Sale
Odd catalog fragment lists 100 umbrellas priced low with 59c hourly deal at 11 o'clock. Silkolind and Japanese lines for mantels and decor shown with rich colors. yard sale bargains and fabric drapery offered at 5c to 24c during a Friday 11 o'clock sale.
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Aia
Cottage toilet set for sale with flow blue decoration
Auction note describes a cottage toilet set in oreely mottied glaze with all over decoration. Full size bowl and pitcher set includes a covered ewer and one tray. Price quoted as 24 for 4 feet. Friday sale limited to one buyer.
Markets Show Mixed Day with Steel Weighing on Mood
New York traders opened firm but momentum faded amid a general decline. Steel and wire shares slipped while American Tin Plate and American Hoop rose. London gains faded as international stocks cooled. total sales reached about 1000 shares with fluctuating bid prices and muted activity across listed local issues.
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New York
Ugar
London
Lomson
Eules
United States
Butter Creamery Dairy Tubs and Cheese Prices
Corrected item list notes Butter-Creamery dairy tubs Mec feet western Me nearby wtate 1443 Cheese-Full cream new Lyall Beans-Per bu choice marrow 2 45 median.
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HL G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Feet Western
Wtate
Fragmented Early 19th Century Market Prices Almanac
A garbled OCR style listing appears to report on commodity prices including butter creamery and poultry terms, with scattered numbers for wheat, corn, and other grains. The fragment mentions Western, Southwest regions and various stock and grain quotes, reflecting a sparse market summary.
Wheat and Corn Markets React to Weak Wheat Trust
The New York Wheat Market shows initial strength but weak wheat influences lead to a late decline. Spot quotes drift, elevators and futures show mixed movement as seasonal demand and exports affect prices. Corn futures rise briefly but turn down, while butter and dairy terms reflect changing market conditions.
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New York
Gilead Liter
Iter
Eaay
Septembit, Inc
Getoher
Afr
Weiter
Magic
Frank White Weelern
Tock
White State
Sette
Sluedy Creamers
Dinette
Waite
Iyalee 7 State Dairy
Wwallte
CherterQuirts Lange
Velie
Prgular Packing
Dalutge
Westwin
MM Uttiac
Fragmented OCR Agriculture Note Readout
The readable text fragment lists various items and identifiers, mentioning crops, colors, and measurements with unclear context. It references September, falls, and a detached parenthetical that hints at names or codes such as Ward and Blanes Gymbet M507.
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Omhivingo
Avi
Exgent Liulee
Lee Bigtwin
Fallowe
Ward
Blanes Gymbet
Whedihlers
Hate
Wihibake
Amin
Petar
Cattle sale heats up as auction pairs with strongest bidders
Notable ag sale action draws buyers from multiple outfits amid rising prices. Auction house records show demand for high grade cattle as bidders from several farms push values higher, with consignors reporting solid interest in premium lots.
Market Report: Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Regions
The report shows cattle trading from poor to medium with prices around 4.0 to 7.00 per unit. Feeder demand weaker, cows and heifers selling at varied levels, bulls strong, with mixed stockers steady to slow. Sheep activity active with higher demand for choice and western sheep. prices range around 4.26 to 4.40 per unit.
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God
Tir
East Alberta Cattle Sale Reports Mixed Prices
Market notes describe cattle and hogs with varied prices in East Alberta. Listed terms include prime steers around 65.00 and heavy weights, plus common hogs and lambs with multiple price points.
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East Aiberta
Bohai
Bo Good
Vedl Colvex
Unclear OCR City Market Report Highlights
Fragmented text from New York market note describes belabored entries for livestock and grain. Mentions hogs and prices in garbled form with several unreadable terms and figures, lacking coherent event or outcome.
East Buffalo cattle market notes and prices
Fragmentary OCR from a livestock market page lists cattle lots and prices including steers and heifers. Mentions Ang 90, Teale HaT, Mowers, Yorkers, lambs, yearlings, and various feeds with unclear amounts. Information is incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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East Buffalo
Ang
Poten
Ceiba
Unclear entry on city balances and averages
A garbled OCR item lists city balances and average figures with misspelled tokens such as Cred I balances and Wertoleroma. No coherent names, dates, or locations readable for a proper summary.
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